How Do You Spell INCARNADINING?

Pronunciation: [ɪnkˈɑːnɐdˌiːnɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "incarnadining" is spelled with the prefix "in-" meaning "not" or "without", followed by the word "carnadining". This word comes from the French word "carnadin", which means "flesh color". Thus, "incarnadining" means the act of coloring something to resemble flesh. In IPA phonetic transcription, the word is spelled as /ɪnˈkɑː.nə.dɪ.nɪŋ/, with emphasis on the second syllable, and the sound "ɑː" representing the "car" sound.

INCARNADINING Meaning and Definition

1. Incarnadining, a verb derived from the word "incarnadine," refers to the act of turning something red or making it appear flesh-colored. The term typically describes the process of staining or dyeing an object to give it a reddish complexion. It is commonly associated with the color of human flesh, reminiscent of a healthy blush or a rich rosy hue.

   This term, often used in literature and art, can also be associated with the notion of bloodshed. In this context, incarnadining alludes to the act of staining something, particularly referring to the reddening effect of blood on an object. It evokes a powerful visual image, often connoting violence, passion, or even guilt.

   The verb "incarnadining" carries historical and literary significance. For instance, in Shakespeare's play Macbeth, Lady Macbeth utters the famous line, "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand? No, this my hand will rather the multitudinous seas incarnadine, making the green one red." Here, she expresses her remorse and guilt over the crime committed, longing for the bloodstains on her hands to color the entire sea.

   Overall, incarnadining denotes the action of transforming or tinting something, either artificially or metaphorically, to achieve a reddish appearance. It embodies a range of symbolic interpretations, representing life, passion, bloodshed, or the consequences of one's actions.

Common Misspellings for INCARNADINING

• incarndining
• encarnadineing
• incarndineing

Etymology of INCARNADINING

The word "incarnadining" is derived from the Middle English word "incarnadine", which in turn comes from the Old French word "incarnadiner". "Incarnadiner" is a verb form of the adjective "incarnadin", which is derived from the Latin word "incarnare", meaning "to make flesh".

In this context, "incarnadining" refers to the act of making something red or staining it with flesh color. It is commonly used in literature and poetry to describe the act of coloring or dyeing something a deep red or pink hue, often associated with blood or the human flesh.

Conjugate verb Incarnadining

CONDITIONAL

I would incarnadine

we would incarnadine

you would incarnadine

he/she/it would incarnadine

they would incarnadine

FUTURE

I will incarnadine

we will incarnadine

you will incarnadine

he/she/it will incarnadine

they will incarnadine

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have incarnadined

we will have incarnadined

you will have incarnadined

he/she/it will have incarnadined

they will have incarnadined

PAST

I incarnadined

we incarnadined

you incarnadined

he/she/it incarnadined

they incarnadined

PAST PERFECT

I had incarnadined

we had incarnadined

you had incarnadined

he/she/it had incarnadined

they had incarnadined

PRESENT

I incarnadine

we incarnadine

you incarnadine

he/she/it incarnadines

they incarnadine

PRESENT PERFECT

I have incarnadined

we have incarnadined

you have incarnadined

he/she/it has incarnadined

they have incarnadined

I am incarnadining

we are incarnadining

you are incarnadining

he/she/it is incarnadining

they are incarnadining

I was incarnadining

we were incarnadining

you were incarnadining

he/she/it was incarnadining

they were incarnadining

I will be incarnadining

we will be incarnadining

you will be incarnadining

he/she/it will be incarnadining

they will be incarnadining

I have been incarnadining

we have been incarnadining

you have been incarnadining

he/she/it has been incarnadining

they have been incarnadining

I had been incarnadining

we had been incarnadining

you had been incarnadining

he/she/it had been incarnadining

they had been incarnadining

I will have been incarnadining

we will have been incarnadining

you will have been incarnadining

he/she/it will have been incarnadining

they will have been incarnadining

I would have incarnadined

we would have incarnadined

you would have incarnadined

he/she/it would have incarnadined

they would have incarnadined

I would be incarnadining

we would be incarnadining

you would be incarnadining

he/she/it would be incarnadining

they would be incarnadining

I would have been incarnadining

we would have been incarnadining

you would have been incarnadining

he/she/it would have been incarnadining

they would have been incarnadining